Cogir of Queen Anne

Cogir of Queen Anne sits in the East Queen Anne neighborhood in Seattle and offers housing and care for seniors across many stages, so whether someone needs assisted living, memory care, independent living, or skilled nursing, there's a place here for them, and you'll find that the building has remodeled studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and some units are private or semi-private, often with useful features like full kitchens, walk-in closets, easy-access showers, balconies, and in-unit laundry, and even though parking and some apartment details aren't always clear, the community itself shows well-kept green shrubs and bright, cheerful interiors with designed rooms and bathrooms that get plenty of light. The community's safety systems aim to keep residents secure, and there's attentive help on hand for those who need medication management or assistance with walking and getting around with a wheelchair. People here often bring their pets, as the place is pet-friendly with special rules, and pets even join in for wellness activities through the Pawsitive Health program, so furry friends play a part in daily life and help people stay active. Dining happens in a cafe-like setting, with chef-made meals and options for special diets, whether low-fat, vegetarian, low-sodium, or prepared for unique health needs, giving everyone something to eat that suits them. Recreational and enrichment programs fill the calendar most days, and staff use special programs like Melody & Masterpiece for art, Forever Fit for fitness, Memories in Motion for sharing life stories, Starlight Shows for entertainment, and even Virtual Voyages that let residents 'visit' far-off places through technology, while weekly happy hours, organized game nights with Nintendo Wii bowling, Tai Chi and chair yoga classes, and all sorts of clubs and educational talks create chances to chat, stay busy, and build friendships. Memory care supports those with Alzheimer's or dementia, giving them safe routines and therapies, while skilled care is ready in case someone's health changes and a higher level of support gets needed. There's a dedicated activities team that tries hard to make sure each resident feels welcomed and included, and many of the special programs-like storytime, Feasts & Film, Otago fitness, Armchair Travel, or resident garden groups-let people pick what interests them and keep up old hobbies, and outings to local parks or museums give some folks the chance to get outside when they want. Housekeeping, transportation to appointments, religious services, room service, and advice and planning support are also available, and the general feeling is meant to be warm and kind, with long-term staff who try to give every resident freedom and safety at the same time. Spot pricing for studios starts at $3,540 and for one-bedrooms at $4,230, but details vary, and you'll have to ask more about exact terms or policies. While there isn't much to know about yards or outside amenities, and some information about utilities or parking is limited, Cogir of Queen Anne does offer Wi-Fi, handicap accessibility, and legal protections for LGBTQ+ residents, and you'll find that it's the type of place where you can choose the level of care and the types of activities that fit best, which helps people stay as independent and engaged as they can be.